- The Chronicle Telegraph (1901-1922) - Weekly View
- The Chronicle Telegraph (1901-1922) - Year at a Glance View
- Waterloo Chronicle (1868-69; 1886; 1896-97; 1923-2016) - Weekly View
- Waterloo Chronicle (1868-69; 1886; 1896-97; 1923-2016) - Year at a Glance View
- Waterloo County Chronicle (1893-1895; 1898-1900) - Weekly View
- Waterloo County Chronicle (1893-1895; 1898-1900) - Year at a Glance View
Photo shows personalized Christmas ornament for the Seebach family. The figures on the ornament are all wearing face masks.
Photo shows little boy standing on his front step, wearing a green dinosaur facemask. Child is holding a sign that reads "First day of JK Sept 10, ...
Photo shows "Social Distancing Walking Scavenger Hunt" instructions taped to a light pole. Above the instructions, a ribbon is tied in a bow. Photo ...
Photo shows two girls dressed in red for Canada Day. They are wearing Canadian flag face masks. One is holding a Canadian flag and the other is ...
Photo shows Kitchener-Waterloo Collegiate and Vocational School's electronic sign, located in front of the school. The message on the sign reads ...
Photo shows a lawn sign that Kitchener-Waterloo Collegiate gave to students graduating in 2020.
Photo shows cat laying on a table with its paw on the keyboard of a laptop.
Photo shows "Our Heroes Wear Scrubs" sign that was sold by Grand River Hospital as a fundraising project. The money raised was used to provide ...
Photo shows empty shelves at Sobey's, located at 450 Columbia Street W. The shelves originally held toilet paper and paper towel.
Photo shows bare endcap of an aisle in the grocery department at Walmart, located at 100 The Boardwalk, Kitchener (off Ira Needles Boulevard). The ...
Photo shows Ezra Avenue, looking towards King Street. Police officers patrol the street in anticipation of large St. Patrick's Day crowds. Barricades ...
A collection of user-contributed photos showing the effect of COVID-19 in Waterloo Region
Photo taken from a tall building (likely the Marsland Centre). Photo shows east side King Street South and Erb Street.
View of King Street, looking south, from approximately Dupont (earlier Duke) Street towards Erb Street. J. Schondelmeyer signage, Roos sign in the ...
Man sitting on the balcony edge of the City Public House at 76 King Street South (former site of City Hotel). Background shows King Street, looking ...
Portrait of the family of Leo and Emma (nee Voisin) Boppre. Back row, left to right: Estelle; Margaret; Helen; Mary. Front row, left to right: ...
Portrait of three girls in First Communion dress. Loretta Dietrich is at far right.
Man standing with two horses at the Schneider Stock Farm. Note sign behind him. Farm was located in the Bridgeport Road and Weber Street area.
Postcard depicting five large manufacturers in Waterloo: Sunshine Waterloo Company; Snyder's Furniture; Canada Barrels and Kegs; Waterloo ...
A portion of a "Map of the Village of Waterloo and Part of the Town of Berlin Laid out for John Hoffman Esquire by M.C. Schofield". This portion ...
Paper menu from Ivy's Restaurant. Note the sketch of the Waterloo Hotel on the back of the menu.
Unidentified, all female marching band getting ready to march in parade. Possibly Waterloo Band Festival.
Photos showing different angles of Silver Lake in Waterloo Park during the Fall. Note the changing colours on the trees, the swans and the swimming ...
Man feeding the ducks on the banks of Silver Lake in Waterloo Park, in February of 1974. Note the child wearing winter clothing looking on.
Photo of a woman shopping for squash at the Waterloo County Farmers' Market. Note the sign indicating that the squash were two dollars each.
Photo of produce stands and vendors at the Waterloo County Farmers' Market. Note the jack-o-lanterns.
Photo of jack-o-lanterns at the Waterloo County Farmers' Market.
Photos of Silver Lake in Waterloo Park, showing Waterloo Memorial Arena in the background.
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Waterloo Public Library is very grateful to the Good Foundation Inc. and the Waterloo Regional Heritage Foundation for their generous funding of the Waterloo Chronicle digitization project.
Thanks to the Archives of Ontario for supporting this project.
